>Lyrics that are all edited to fuck so they sound all compressed or some shit
>Especially when it's during a boss fight
I dunno how to describe it so I'll just post an example
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ITT: Shit you love in vidya music
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Evan Reyes
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Nicholas Morris
what
Caleb Powell
The leviathan fight in FFXIV had that same effect and the song just chanted "Leviathan" at you.
It was better for Alexander.
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Skip to 2:57 if the link doesn't take you there automatically.
Gabriel Peterson
Yo what the fuck
I was expecting some typical choir shit but then suddenly "SONIC BOOM"
I like that, I like that a lot.
Here's another example, I reckon.
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Nolan Clark
IIRC that's called vocals as instruments and I like that a lot too
Nicholas Carter
>lyrics kick in during final boss' ultimate form
Brody Williams
>Any music that escalates as the fight goes on
>Any boss that gets more and more frantic as the battle comes to a close
Eli Phillips
The compression of the International version of Nocturne's OST adds alot of flavor
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Isaac Ortiz
>>Lyrics that are all edited to fuck so they sound all compressed or some shit
>>Especially when it's during a boss fight
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Logan Smith
Heavy vocal sampling. I love Hideki Naganuma for this.
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Dominic Nguyen
TOO BLACK
TOO STRONG
TOO BLACK
TOO STRONG
Jacob Brooks
When the soundtrack is actively synced with the gameplay. Metal Gear Rising and Nier Automata are both amazing examples for this
Aiden Perez
>reoccurring villain in a franchise has multiple leitmotifs and melodies associated with him
>final encounter with said villain and a climatic track incorporating all of his leitmotifs throughout the series plays
Brody Perez
Any audio dudes monitoring? Is there a term for this kind of stuff? How do you even get audio real dirty sounding like that? Lower the bitrate and simulate a shitty amplifier?
Jayden Collins
What kind of stuff? distortion?
Jeremiah Baker
What OP was talking about. Just the lyrics in
Jaxon Smith
>the final boss music is a remix of the main theme
Carson Wright
>Incorporates leitmotifs from present and over 22 years ago
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Caleb Collins
Didn't Final Fantasy X have this going on too? What was the flamboyant baddie's name? You fought him like seven times and I feel like the music was different each time but still had a similar melody.
Jace Taylor
>the name of the final boss theme spoils a party member's betrayal
William Cruz
>get recommended video game music on youtube
GAME YOU'RE CURRENTLY PLAYING - Name of a bro-tier character (FINAL BOSS THEME)
Benjamin Evans
I believe that would be an overdrive effect on the voice. It usually exists in audio programs or plug ins. Or you can do it with a distortion box like this
Cameron Gutierrez
Not video game music but fuck it
This shit right here made my dick so hard it could have been used as a deadly blunt weapon
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Remixing an extremely familiar, classic score into something new, while keeping the original's brilliance is the best fucking shit in the world. I cannot really give an example for this from video games.
Levi Stewart
LEITMOTIFS
Jackson Gonzalez
Seymour had one fight song
I want to click that link so bad but I haven't seen the movie
Bentley Allen
Good choice. The final battle was probably the best one in the entire franchise.
Kevin Mitchell
>Turn the tables on a boss
>Music retains its melody but changes to a heroic tone
Ethan Kelly
So is the movie good over all?
Gavin Diaz
>So is the movie good over all?
No idea, I an going to see it tomorrow
Benjamin Thompson
>music is suddenly extremely active, following the speed you're traveling at perfectly
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Elijah Young
>Look up Seymour music
>Not nearly as good as I remember it being
Huh. How things change.
Adam Reed
>Music track references a past game from the franchise
>It uses the past game's sound font
Tyler Reed
If you are a Godzilla fan, you will fucking love it.
If not, you'll either love it or hate it.
Kevin Murphy
>final boss theme incorporates motifs from 10+ different songs heard throughout the game
Jack Moore
Is Godzilla actually in it this time? Last time around he only showed up for a guest appearance in the last five minutes of the movie.
Juan Russell
Without any spoilers, Godzilla is literally shown in the very first minute. After that, the entire kaiju cast has about ~35% of the movie, Godzilla is in 6 scenes and 3 major battles, and the final battle is about 3 times as long as the 2014 one.
Elijah Torres
Sounds a little better. Thanks.
Thomas Morales
Something like this?
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I love this track so much
Luis Watson
>Final boss is a creation manifested from data based on the main character
>The battle theme is a motif of the game's overall triumph music
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Asher Richardson
Risk of Rain 1 does this. I already loved the music, but once I heard the composer's commentary I found a new love for the time and effort that went into composing the score.
Anthony Cooper
>Omega is casting Hello World
>Time and Space begin to crumble, their laws forsaken!